Splitz Bedding ‘For Lovers Who Steal Covers’ feature $85 – $210 split sheets and blanket sets so you don’t break up with your significant other because they keep stealing your covers in the middle of the night. They’re split all the way down to the very bottom, where they’re attached.
This is a video of ‘Unnecessary Invention’ inventor Matty Benedetto demonstrating his shot-pouring coat hook, which I would argue is, in fact, a very necessary invention. Granted you have to remember to replace the empty airplane bottle with a new one every day, and make sure to return the shot
This is a video of 5-year old Parker doing some snow plowing thanks to a Power Wheels Chevy Silverado modified by his dad. Must be nice. For reference, when I was Parker’s age my parents would lock me out of the house with a shovel (for digging holes, not even
This is a video of young goats Jimin and Yogurt doing battle after their caretaker Dan Lasher pool noodled their horns so they can’t actually cause each other any harm. That’s smart, and it would probably be a good idea to pool noodle my fists because *kissing knuckles* these things
This is a short video demonstration of the ‘Maglev Sushi Conveyor’ manufactured by Furex Solutions. The unit is advertised as being both easier to maintain and clean than traditional conveyors (or trains or boats), which I believe. Plus it looks like magic, and you know how I feel about magic.
Designer Chad Lalande 3-D printed this head safety hoop for his 18-year old blind Pomeranian Sienna to prevent her from running into door frames and walls when she feels like romping around. That is sweet. Some more info from Chad while I activate my at-home dog treat dispenser. “You mean
Bad decisions: they come in all shapes in sizes. And in this case, they come in the shape and size of a two-door Honda Accord with a rooftop packed with stuff bigger than the car itself. Is that a whole one-bedroom apartment? Two seconds into the video I was already
Because something is going to have to drag our bodies into a volcano after the robot uprising, this is a video of Boston Dynamics’ arm-for-a-head Spot robot demonstrating its grabbing capabilities. First it picks up some articles of clothing in the snow and around the house, then two swing a